New ASU Fragment Hits FASB’s Website, Rivet Excited for the 2012 UGT

August 12th, 2011 by Jordan Woodard - XBRL Compliance Manager

Jordan Woodard, Rivet’s XBRL Compliance Manager discusses FASB’s recent releace of ASU 2011-050 Taxonomy Fragment and the 2012 Taxonomy at large


Does it seem too early to discuss the 2012 taxonomy? Today, FASB released their proposed Taxonomy changes for Accounting Standards Update 2011-050 Comprehensive Income (Topic 220): Presentation of Comprehensive Income. I don’t want to be the guy that sings Christmas songs in July, but the new periodic release of taxonomy fragments get me excited for the release of official 2012 taxonomy draft. Read the rest of this entry »




Living XBRL, FASB Releases 2012 Development Taxonomy

June 10th, 2011 by Jordan Woodard - XBRL Compliance Manager

From tube to flat screen, standard definition to high definition, 2D to 3D we have seen television technology progress for our view pleasures. If you look at the US GAAP 2012 Draft Taxonomy as much as I do you will be excited to hear about the NEW “2012 Development Taxonomy”. The new taxonomy allows you to see changes to the taxonomy as they are made, it’s alive!

For those filers planning for 2012 early, you can see advances in the taxonomy as they occur. Read the rest of this entry »




Navigating the US GAAP 2011 Taxonomy – Upcoming XBRL Webinar by FASB

June 9th, 2011 by Jordan Woodard - XBRL Compliance Manager

Element selection can be one of the more challenging parts of preparing XBRL filings. With SEC guidance like “Filers should select elements after a thorough search of the standard taxonomy and careful consideration of elements’ standard definitions, standard labels, and other attributes.” (SEC Staff Observation from October 6, 2009) and “Filers should concentrate more effort in the area of finding existing USGAAP elements so as to avoid creating custom elements.” (SEC Staff Observation from November, 1 2010), navigating approximately 15,500 elements may seem like daunting task. With the right tools and knowledge of how to utilize the taxonomy, element selection feels natural. Read the rest of this entry »




FASB to XBRL Codification Link

October 30th, 2009 by Stewart McKie - Executive Advisor

FASB’s US GAAP Accounting Standards Codification now includes linking to XBRL elements. Read the rest of this entry »